Examples of using Through the ice in English and their translations into Hebrew
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waking up was like breaking through the ice into a frozen lake of pain.
Alun wants to place a sensor deep into the moulin to discover how much water is flowing through the ice.
we're looking through the ice to the ocean beneath. But that's an illusion.
faster than water and 15 times faster than air, so maybe they could hear them through the ice.
a hole was drilled through the ice, and a small sector-scan sonar was used to image the sea bottom.
Another team joined scientists drilling through the ice to explore the beautiful and bizarre world below.
He would fallen through the ice as a child and was technically dead for 57 minutes.
Where the first penguin who jumps down the hole through the ice is the one who invariably gets eaten by the seal.
That way if one of the dogs falls through the ice, the lead's long enough so the rest don't follow.
So we would love to explore Europa, to go down through the ice, find out who is swimming around in the ocean, whether there are fish or seaweed or sea monsters-- whatever there may be that's exciting--- or cephalopods.
there's no falling through the ice, nobody's running around screaming, getting chased by bears.
you don't fall through the ice and die, or get a disease,-
I'm not finding any recent reports of people falling through the ice, but I'm pretty sure that's how the ghost died.
It was built to break through the ice, and trust me, it's exactly what you need.
It takes about 24 hours to melt through the ice and then makes this very nice clean hole to dive through. .
No, they don't. In'64, I went through the ice in Alaska. I had to tread 48-degree water.
that saved peter and walter when fell through the ice when coming back from the alternate universe?